How about this for a CV

[NotAllThere]

Reasonably humorous, certainly eye-catching. I'd probably at least invite for interview. And then probably be profoundly disappointed, though not surprised, that the candidate didn't live up to the hype.

edit: visited the website, looked at the about me, and decided that I'm out. 1999 does not make her an internet oldster.

[scooterscot]

about.me?

What's that all about, LinkedIn, Fishbook, Twitter, my company website has an about me, why do I need another?

[scooterscot]

1999 does not make her an internet oldster.

Indeed. I recall dialling into some random bulletin board in Wales back in 92.

[SimonMac]

about.me?

What's that all about, LinkedIn, Fishbook, Twitter, my company website has an about me, why do I need another?

I think its to give people one link which aggregate all your other social presences :shurgshoulders:

[escapeUK]

Given all the things she did and being an early adopter of many things, my question is "If your finger has always been on the pulse of the internet why dont you have your own company worth billions?"

[Mich the Tester]

Given all the things she did and being an early adopter of many things, my question is "If your finger has always been on the pulse of the internet why dont you have your own company worth billions?"

Maybe she did back in 1999 and now it's worth 50p.

[TimberWolf]

Handy if you like pictures rather than new fangled words. What does she do, I got bored deciphering it.

[Mich the Tester]

Handy if you like pictures rather than new fangled words. What does she do, I got bored deciphering it.

Self promotion.

[bobspud]

Visually too busy, as others have said. But nice design cues. Too hard for an agent to read so they wouldn't bother.

[cojak]

Visual.ly might be the app to look at if you're not a graphic designer.